Heating Curves
Density
Misc.
100
What do the plateaus mean on the heating curve? 

Phase change

100

Convert 5000 mL to L

5 L

100

What phase of matter feels the least particle attraction?

Gas

200

What is the freezing and boiling points of WATER.

0*C and 100*C

200

What is the density formula?

D=M/V

200

Why does water explode when in a glass bottle placed in the freezer ?

Water expands when frozen.
300

Between which two labeled "ts" is the freezing point of water?

Between t1 and t2

300

If the mass of a substance is 25g, and the volume is 25mL, what is the density of the substance ?

1.0 g/mL

300

What is another volume unit besides mL for the density formula ?

cm3

400

What is happening between t4 and t5 on the heating curve? 

The substance is overcoming IMF by absorbing heat.

400

If the density of water is 1.0 g/mL and unknown substance A has a density of 0.9 g/mL, which substance would be on the bottom of the container when mixed?

Water
400

What is the Percent Error Formula ?

%E = (abs(A-E))/A

500

Draw a heating curve with all of the aspects on the board

SA will vary.

500
Name one potential error that could occur when measuring the volume of a substance using a graduated cylinder. 

SA will vary. Examples include: not zeroing the scale, reading the meniscus at the top, reading the meniscus either too high or too low, water on the scale but not in the cylinder, etc. 

500
What is the importance of zeroing the scale?

It allows us to measure what is in the graduated cylinder without the weight of the graduated cylinder.

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